I wrote:
> Max Taylor wrote:
>> Also, why the conversion casts ‘self’  “(long)( self )” into a (long) when it is actually defined as a (pointer) in the FB code.

> Your declaration of toolbox MxSendI() no doubt holds the explanation and possible fix for the ugly casts.

>> It uses a modified version of Bernie’s VAList stuff.

I missed that. It seems there's a bug in FBtoC's treatment of arguments to variadic functions. Pointers are wrongly cast to (long). Fixed for the next release. I also shortened those global stack names.

What you get now:
>> ( gFBTlbxStk = 0, MxSendI( cmsgRelease, PSstrcpy( gFBTlbxStrStk[++gFBTlbxStk], "\pop" ), (long)( self ), (long)( super ) ));

What you will get:
(gFBTStkP = 0, MxSendI( cmsgRelease, PSstrcpy( gFBTStk[++gFBTStkP], "\pop" ), self, super ));

Robert P.